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Young man with acne, which can be made worse by stress

By Dr Christina Leitner
01.05.24
Dermatology

Stress is a common experience in today's fast-paced world, and its effects extend beyond mental health to impact various aspects of physical well-being, including the skin. In this informative article, leading consultant dermatologist Dr Christina Leitner explores how stress can affect the skin and what measures can be taken to mitigate its impact.

By Dr Ariel Haus
25.04.24
Dermatology

Revolutionising anti-ageing with EMFACE: The future of non-surgical facelifts

This treatment uses cutting-edge technologies to rejuvenate skin without the need for invasive procedures. In this article we explain the revolutionary new EMFACE treatment, a game changer in the non-surgical facelift field.

A teenage boy with a cap putting sunscreen on his nose.

By Dr Paul Farrant
22.04.24
Dermatology

Basal cell carcinoma: Characteristics, treatment, and prevention

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC), which develops in the superficial part of the skin, are the most prevalent form of skin cancer globally. Here, Dr Paul Farrant, renowned consultant dermatologist and dermatological surgeon, offers an expert insight into the intricacies of BCC, discussing its characteristics, treatment, and prevention.

A person putting on emollients on their hands.

By Dr Bryan Murphy
22.04.24
Dermatology

Psoriasis: An expert guide to managing symptoms

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition characterised by thick, red and scaly plaques on the body, scalp or genitals with a potential for changes in the nails and joint inflammation. Here, Dr Bryan Murphy, renowned consultant dermatologist, provides an expert insight into psoriasis.

A body shot of a woman's back, showing a few moles.

By Dr Paul Farrant
17.04.24
Dermatology

Mole mapping: Early detection for melanoma

In dermatology, mole mapping is an innovative technique that leverages technology to systematically document individual moles, facilitating comprehensive tracking over time. Dr Paul Farrant, renowned consultant dermatologist and dermatological surgeon, offers his expert insight into the key aspects of mole mapping and its significance in melanoma detection.

An image of somone rubbing in moisturiser

By Dr Derrick Phillips
11.04.24
Dermatology

Lighting the way to clear skin: The science behind phototherapy

Phototherapy, utilising light to treat skin conditions, is a trusted dermatological approach. Effective for eczema, psoriasis, and more, it reduces inflammation and relieves symptoms. Despite potential side effects like dryness and tanning, proper monitoring minimises risks. Results typically appear within six to eight weeks, accompanied by a natural tan—a sign of skin defence against UV radiation. In his latest online article, Dr Derrick Philips delves into phototherapy for clearer, healthier skin.

By Dr Sabina Ghani
28.03.24
Dermatology

How to effectively manage acne

Acne is a condition which can negatively affect a person’s self-confidence, making them feel embarrassed and ashamed about their appearance. Dr Sabina Ghani provides a guide to skincare routines, prevention strategies and treatment options for the condition.

Dr Ariel Haus posing in fron of his clinic

By Dr Ariel Haus
27.03.24
Dermatology

Polynucleotides: a comprehensive guide

Polynucleotides are an injectable serum used to reduce wrinkles, diminish crepiness, scars, and brown spots, tighten pores, and reduce stretch marks on the body. Renowned dermatologist Dr Ariel Haus explains more about the treatment, including how they differ from similar treatments and how long it takes to see the results.

By Dr Simon Zokaie
06.03.24
Dermatology

A deep dive into cyst removal: part 2

In the second article of a two-part series, experienced cosmetic dermatologist Dr Simon Zoakie reveals the methods of cyst removal, how to prevent cyst recurrence, and answers your frequently asked questions.

By Dr Simon Zokaie
29.02.24
Dermatology

Acne and sunbed use: what’s the connection?

With a widespread impact on millions globally, acne, a prevalent skin condition, frequently motivates individuals to explore a multitude of potential remedies. From creams, lotions, medications, and therapies to lifestyle adjustments, several treatments have proven effective in addressing the condition. One emerging method gaining popularity is the use of sunbeds to alleviate acne. However, before making any changes, it’s critical to it's important to distinguish between what's true and what isn’t. Distinguished cosmetic dermatologist Dr Simon Zokaie explores the link between acne and sunbed use.

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